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Definitions/meanings of "layering" (based on sources in pint as well as on the web)
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[web]
- It is one of the ways in which plants propogate. It describes the process of stems growing their own adventitious roots while they are still attached to the parent plant. (source: Wikipedia)
- It describes the way dual-layer DVDs store data (source: google.com)
- It is a popular hair styling technique (source: Wikipedia)
- Behavior that involves inappropriately changing or layering clothing on top of one another. (source: www.alz.org/Resources/Glossary.asp)
- Shading or coloring between contour lines in a painting (source: library.thinkquest.org/5764/glossary.htm)
- Adding multiple layers of superimposed video. (source: www.mediacollege.com/video/editing/terminology/)
[books]
- layering includes ways of organizing information into related groups and then presenting only certain groups at a time (by William Lidell, Universal Principles of Design)
- (Layering is) visually stratifying various aspects of data (by Edward Barett)
- Layering and seperation of information are powerful tools to address detail and complexity (by Edward Barett)
sargam gupta
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EMOTIONAL LAYERING: layering can be applied to people as well when it is called "emotional layering". here personalities of people can be compared to objects like fruits and so on. for example,
- Some people are like a raw egg. They have a hard outer exterior, but once their shell is cracked or broken by a stranger, a workmate, a friend, a family member, or by a romantic partner, they start to fall apart.
- Some people are like a jelly. They are soft, squishy and easily devoured. They have no emotional barriers and they are easily manipulated and used by others.
- Some people are like an onion. Onions thrive emotionally because they have emotional layers and they know who can be allowed access to each layer … when, and under what circumstances.
Onions understand their layers and how much of their emotional selves they can reveal and share with others, without the risk of deep emotional hurt. This protects them, while allowing them to reveal and share their emotional layers in safety as they choose.
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